Birth Watch and breeding records
Pairings, estrus watch, projected dates, offspring, and progress photos — all on the same animal record the keepers already use.
Reproduction & nursery
From pairing to hatch to hand-rearing, in one record.
Birth Watch, breeding records, incubation logs, nursery weights, and studbook genetics — connected to the same animal record your keepers and vets already use.
What it covers
Estrus watch and projected dates, egg measurements and candling, nest and incubator states with overdue-hatch signals, hand-rearing formula and weaning progress, plus pedigrees, inbreeding coefficients, mean kinship, and pair analysis.
Egg Lab incubation
Incubation logs, nest and incubator states, candling and hatch timing, and a signal when a clutch runs past its expected date.
Studbook and genetics
Pedigrees, inbreeding coefficients, mean kinship, and pair analysis for the decisions that actually shape a population.
What you can do with it
Nursery and hand-rearing
Formula binder, feeding records, weaning progress, and weight curves for animals being reared by hand.
Egg measurements
Weights and dimensions over the incubation period, with candling results recorded against each egg.
Weight progression
Neonatal weight trends beside the rest of the animal record, so a faltering youngster is visible early.
Projected dates
Gestation and incubation projections that update as observations come in.
Pair analysis
Compare candidate pairings on kinship and inbreeding before committing to them.
Nest and incubator states
Track which unit an egg is in, at what temperature, and when it last moved.
Reproduction is the part of the record people reconstruct from memory.
Book a walkthrough and we will go through Birth Watch, Egg Lab, nursery, and studbook against the way your team actually breeds and rears.
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